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Serhiy Prytula’s fund from 1 June to 31 August 2026 year handed over strike unmanned aerial vehicles to the Defense Forces of Ukraine worth over 1 billion UAH. The total value of the equipment delivered over the three summer months amounts to 1 012 384 230 UAH. Recipients included 45 units.
The fund’s press service reports that most of the strike UAVs were delivered to units of the Unmanned Systems Forces, the Main Intelligence Directorate, and the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
According to Bohdan Danyliv, head of the fund’s military department under Serhiy Prytula, the need for strike drones among the military is constant, so this direction requires systematic work.
“Strike drones are not a one-time need that can be closed with a single large delivery. Units require them continuously to perform combat tasks. Therefore it is important to develop this direction systematically and respond as quickly as possible to the needs of the military,” Danyliv said.
The category of strike unmanned aerial vehicles that the fund provided includes various types of equipment, in particular FPV drones, middle-strike systems, and interceptor drones.
By number of units delivered, strike UAVs this summer became the fund’s top item. Reconnaissance drones took second place, and vehicles came third.
The fund is also raising money for short-range air defense
One of the fund’s priority directions remains strengthening short-range air defense. As part of the “Yedynozbir. Clean Sky” project they plan to purchase means for comprehensive countermeasures against aerial threats.
The fundraising target is 1,25 billion UAH. The fund emphasizes that modern war requires not only strike capabilities but also effective protection against aerial attacks.
At the same time, the “Shchelepy” fundraiser continues. Its goal is to acquire Shark-M reconnaissance UAVs and loitering munitions capable of striking targets at distances over 150 km.
As of the time of publication, according to the fund, this fundraiser has already collected 1 037 850 167 UAH.
Earlier, StopCor wrote that the Prytula Fund’s “Clean Sky” project surpassed 1000 downed Russian drones. During implementation 59 units received 1867 “Taras-P” interceptors, and their claimed effectiveness in engaging targets is 90,99%. As of mid-May 2026 year, the project had raised 163 million UAH of the required 250 million UAH.
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